Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-04-21
LOCAL NEWS.

New Goods ut Kauffman's.
Try us for Hne job printing.
--SUBscRrBE for the JOURNAL.
-Arbor Day o.morrow-plant your
trees.
Another lot of Trunks at J. ".
Stover's.
Henry Miller took trip to Belle
fonte yesterday.
Preaching in the Lutheran church
at this place next Sunday evening.
willie Bollinger is beautifying his
home on Water street with new fence.
Mondays "beautiful'' must have
been woefully hard on the spring poets.
-Eyaporated Peaches. fine Oranges
and delicious Bananas at J.W. .Stover's.
Mr.. Long, father of E. II. Long,
of Fishers' Ferry. is in town on q visit.
New Goods at Kauffman's.
j. w. Stoyer keeps full line of
pure Drugs at his grocery on Main
street.
i. W. Buck, and wife, were off on
a visit to Selinsgrcve, and returned on
Saturday.
Michael Ulrich's premises south of
town are gradually filing up with out
buildings.
j. 81. Reifsnyder, Esq, made q
business trip to.Bellefonte the forepart
of the week.
New Goods at Kauffman's.
Samuel Campbell is confined to his
residence on Main street, suffering with
asprained ankle.
Harry Cohen, who figured as one
of Millheim's merc hants some time ago,
is in town this week.
Michael Zeigler advertises horses
for sale. He keeps them in the stables
of the National hotel on Main street.
Sorry to say that there is nochange
for the better in the condition OF Elias
Mus ser, at the toll gate west of town.
CHOICE BRICK. The undersigned
has for sale los Of choice brick.
&C. LOSE, Rebersburg, Pa.
Nov come and take look at the
new shoes at Kauffman's. Ladies' fine
Kid Shoes $1.75. Other shoes accor-
dinghy.
w. J. Springer, the Lewisburg
barber, was up last week on a little
business Jake seems In good humor
and health. ...
New Goods at Ka1ffman's.
Don't forget that the finest assort-
ment of groceries in town may be found
at J. W. Stover's. Make it point
to call there.
We heard quite a number say on
Monday that in their recollection they
do not know of as deep a snow so late
in the season.
Peter w alizer, who has been spend
ing the winter at home. has again left
for the West, to put in another sum.
mer's work there.
H. o. Duck, OF Penn Hall, is at
present at Hyner, Clinton county,
where he expects to be at some work
for the next four months.
Miss Laura M. Keller intends
opening the spring term of her school
in the Penn street primary school room
next Monday, April 25th.
Michael Maize has broken ground
for a new house which he will erect on
one of DR.. STAINS rear lbs on Penn
street during the summer.
The Daily Nesrs. Of Bellefonte, eel
ebrated its seventh anniversary on
Tuesday, and begins the Sth volume
with bright business prospects.
Mondays. snow storm visited Lock
Haven to the depth Of ten inches. 1t
is said that a similar storm occurred at
this season Of the year in 1854.
New Goods al Kauffman's.
Andrew Immel, formerly of Aa
ronsburg, has taken up his residence in
Millheim. He rented the front part OF
]. w. Snook's tenant house on Penn
street.
e. n. Long bought large dog OF
John Wolf, of Miles township. The
dog Is of the pointer variety and Is to be
trained for watch dog in Kaufman 3
store.
WIN. Mccormick, an old and re-
spected citizen of Potter's Mills, died
on Monday of last week. Several tu-
mors in his intestines were the cause
of his death.
-C. w. Hartman is casting an iron